Heavy-goods traffic remains a major contributor to CO ² emissions, underscoring the need for the logistics industry to work collectively toward greener, more sustainable supply chains. Today, representatives from Hellmann Worldwide Logistics met with senior figures from politics and business development at the Bremen Freight Centre (GVZ) to discuss practical solutions and ongoing challenges. The Federal Minister of Transport, Patrick Schnieder, sent his Head of department for climate-friendly commercial vehicles and infrastructure, Dr. Hendrik Haßheider, to express his support. Also, Bremen’s Senator for Economic Affairs, Kristina Vogt, was on site to gain insight into Bremen’s role as an international logistics hub. The discussion centered on a Hellmann best-practice example, showcasing the triad of self-generated solar power, advanced storage and charging infrastructure, and a fleet of electric trucks.
Since 2024, Hellmann has…